INTERNATIONAL LEVEL OF COMBATING HUMAN TRAFFICKING

Abstract

The article determines that, given the complexity, multifaceted nature and 
global scale of the problem of human trafficking, it is at the international level that 
it is possible to build an effective system designed to coordinate the activities of 
national law enforcement agencies, direct the efforts of the world's states to 
prevent and combat such criminal manifestations, raise awareness of the scale 
and features of this problem at the current stage of human development, and 
position the fight against this problem as one of the leading tasks of the world 
community in achieving sustainable and balanced human development. 
It is argued that human trafficking on an international scale is characterized 
by a special system of social relations, economic and social factors that form a 
favorable environment in which one category of people finds themselves in an 
extremely difficult social situation, and another category, most often associated 
with global criminal networks, tries to take advantage of this situation to organize 
human trafficking and dozens of processes through which such crimes are 
organized. 
It has been established that the international level of human trafficking 
encompasses a significant number of international documents, conventions, 
strategies, and directives that are closely interconnected, establish the priorities 
of state regulation in this area, and also form vectors for common areas of activity 
of the entire international community. It is noted that in the process of further 
improving the fight against human trafficking at the international level, artificial 
intelligence, machine learning, data analysis, and natural language processing 
technologies should be actively used.